oven cleaner is not working, i sprayed it all over my rim and wiped and resprayed every 15 minuets for an hour and a half, and the rim looks the same
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try paint stripper maybe its not anodized, if that doesn't work sand it down
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handlebar-to-face wrote:
try paint stripper maybe its not anodized, if that doesn't work sand it down
its definately anodized, i really dont want to resort to sand paper lol i think im just going to start polishing and maybe the buffer will get rid of it
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handlebar-to-face wrote:
try paint stripper maybe its not anodized, if that doesn't work sand it down
Purple bike wrote:
its definately anodized, i really dont want to resort to sand paper lol i think im just going to start polishing and maybe the buffer will get rid of it
Well you sir, have a bad ass anodizing job on that rim. Maybe lightly scuff it with scotch brite first. Not enough to where you can see a difference, but tiny breaks in the surface may help the chemical reaction to start. That, or it's just the wrong type oven cleaner.
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Use paint stripper, had the same problem.
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handlebar-to-face wrote:
try paint stripper maybe its not anodized, if that doesn't work sand it down
Purple bike wrote:
its definately anodized, i really dont want to resort to sand paper lol i think im just going to start polishing and maybe the buffer will get rid of it
Chuck8273 wrote:
Well you sir, have a bad ass anodizing job on that rim. Maybe lightly scuff it with scotch brite first. Not enough to where you can see a difference, but tiny breaks in the surface may help the chemical reaction to start. That, or it's just the wrong type oven cleaner.
I'm using the Walmart "great value" brand cleaner, and the rims are animal rs
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